Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1925, Page 26

on THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 31, 1925—-PART 1. 0 h—]—-———————— Y SCHOOLS TFFER | Eome Fme, oieae |Dogs Fed on Apples andi Will Train Men for Good Po- Bananas Escape | sitions in Business i Dislempflr. | By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily N | LONDON, 30.——Eritish artist - b G T of the highest standing, Including Sir World. John Lavery, Henry Poole and riae s Ont | Correspondence of the Associated Prese. Charles Shannon, have thrown them- =3 | >ups thrive on . Hanson « s made by A < ¥ A unvelled in Hyde Park. SHlnRnot ety veterinary surgeon. He | " \Giiciom of the tral figure of the thirtieth annual . fxperimented on & Hitter of Bor | ine” Hudson memorial. supposedly —when the wedding gifts o e, | o o it | e e G2, or e e must be sclected. Express Mayflower Hotel, | consisting ges, apples |OfTering 84 y s, ha 4 2 o reached such proportions that sub your sentiments in practical : - |and banan: g d word from New York | U0 BRI L e months,” said | Scribtions are being taken to replace S i tion that | v Kennard. “the Tatter were notice: |1 With something more to the publi presents—things that will it physically. of their |IK{ contribute lastmg joy to the gt a5 e 2y o #kw home—Your concern for puy ¥ between | nounds. whe : ing the methods of the anclent Greeks quality can be set at rest by jon and the ed Y. M.|fed o > Soult vew Totelin bringing out somewhat esque 2 Y i aioat fiah gl R row N0 ich as hands bigger than the : selection here—where value o | hes d protruding knobs in the : . . s o . e experiment “was repeated with T the purpose of making the is the first consideration. Sat \} 0 (mi:1'.,msr,mmns. and in three months e plainly visible at a great dis isfaction will follow any gifr ? Maligned Epstein Statue i in Hyde Park. selves into a fight to save the Epstein | | memorial to W. H. Hudson, recently almost be- |tance. | vona recognition into the size of large| To_prove their faith in Epstein's you choose from our stock. ze ture | fox terrie: When distemp ¢ |art. Lavery, Poole and some of the B 7 & facing the | tacked the fruit-fed puppies it passed |other artists have proposed hi so com- | off like a bad cold |for membership in the Royal Aca B { = world |demy, hoping thereby to pu vy way O suggestlon—— to the storm of adverse criticism fos- | | s s L ”"'! BURRALL BIBLE CLASS | iaretiy artain Sachuns of theimn Fernery Morris Chair Floor Lamp Breakfast Suite Grafonola Davenport Bed | Feresliea i Bl ke o Spinet Desk Lib Tabl Table L: Dining Sui Refri Willow Chai HAS JAPANESE BANQUET (20 nce, o2l ' tng ne o el T T Tt Bleik B et W joint | PR it ThEs, oy Chicago Daily News Co.) Sewing Cabinet Coneole Table Portieres Kitchen Cabinet Hall Clock Tea Wagon 10t | 4CO Attend Semi-Annual Affair of | = — Book C le Mi Pi Couch H. k R 1 ¢ . | okcase onsole Mirror icture ouc] ammoc| ug Radio Table Seanpar o b GETS RED CROSS POST. Telephone Stand Pedestal Reed Rocker Lawn Swing End Table Boudoir Lamp i Organization. W R s euis Feads Divkint Library Chair Windsor Chair Chaise-Lounge Lawn Settee Cedar Chest Mantel Clock The Burrall Bible class of the Cal Gars i Chn e of (e, Cal Chapter Committee. | Fire-side Chair Davenport Library Suite Dinner Set Screen {annual banquet Wednesday evening \\.Ilh approximately 400 in attendance. g ‘| The motive of the banquet w tion committee of the Dis ot e — i th elaborate Japanese ter of the American Red (' L and with 30 members e Clapp, who recently ressed Japanese i waitresses. Abernethy, 2 introduced the | Mrs. Reeves Lewis has been elected chairman of the host iculum, nstalling 5x Reeves' Lewis e g : 3 district Chapter wr the announcement | pastor of the New York Avenue Prow. | L&, Dlstrict Chapter w Frank A.fhyterian Church b e s = o irch, was the speaker of | chy S tor of edu-| Music was furnished by | § Horpital | Mot AT 3 ; & — & > : 15 Jirected by | to and fhe Naval Hospital — I 4 Cedar ChEStS sy in help orchestra hestras of the vel S 2 g | W B s T 3] 5 1 i Mrs. J. St. Clair Hambly had “Li to Return to Jail. £ This _s’:yle_ 40 mc,hcs of the ‘decorations ; i M B e long, 17V, inches wide, . one of the lar 5 2B el ool coroer g I wi t the Rialto Theuter at 9:30 O] 5 < | (it Th = ff d 2 trimmin on i et ool e el ree-piece Uverstutte uite - e rade. = i 2 a without requisition. Vaughan ' id and front 517 50 2 | Money lost in sp on is dropped cilling his wife . : P . I e en Who & ”[x‘;‘|‘u4 s '::'. l;,, a, Ga., in 19 Mmrs Luxurous size—Davenport. 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